On the 9380 you can’t because its on-board. The 9370 had the WiFi as a card so you can upgrade them to WiFi 6 for about $30. Though I have not had any issues with the WiFi I'm an early adopter of WiFi 6 in my home and would love to be able to use this with it. The only little gripe I have is that the WiFi is not upgrade-able. Also my last ultra light was the Google Pixelbook and while it was great (hands down the best keyboard I have ever used in my life!!), I found the touch screen, 2-in-1 design, and pen useless to me. Though I don't have firsthand experience, from what I have read on Reddit it sounds like 4k runs considerably hotter / louder for things even like video. This is paired with Iris Xe graphics, LPDDR5 memory, PCIe 4.0 storage, WiFi 6E+Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, as well as support for Thunderbolt 4. (I have a 4k HDR TV and a 1440p gaming monitor, so I am familiar with the different resolutions and I just don’t see the value in a screen this size.) The CPU/integrated GPU is only having to drive 1/4 the resolution so it helps a lot. Specs-wise, the Dell XPS 13 Plus 9320 series is built on Intel’s 12th gen AlderLake-P U28 hardware, which is the 28W sub-platform meant for powerful portable devices. Processor, 1.6GHz Intel Core i5-2467M Memory, 4GB, 1,333MHz DDR3 Hard drive, 128GB SSD Chipset, Intel UM67 Graphics, Intel HD3000. I really feel the 1080p is the correct choice not only because it looks fantastic but because you get more power from the games and graphics you do try to run. Key Specifications Review Price: 999.00 13.3in 1440 x 900 TN display Intel Ivy Bridge Core i5-i7, HD 4000 graphics 4-8GB RAM, 128-512GB SSD.
I went with the i7 / 16GB / 1080p / White. Hardware Platform, PC Human Interface Input, Touchscreen Item Dimensions, 7.82 x 11.64 x 0.58 inches Item Weight, 2.80 lbs Operating System, Windows 10 Pro. I have had mine for 3 months now and I agree it’s pretty much perfect.
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